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> More simply, if the SAT is the perfect determinate for intelligence and energy Nobody, including the College Board, has ever made a claim remotely close to t
by yid 11y ago
> More simply, if the SAT is the perfect determinate for intelligence and energy
Nobody, including the College Board, has ever made a claim remotely close to this.
- whybroke 11y agoThe article only mentions "very subjective Holistic admissions" and only mentions SAT scores, citing them alone as proof of discrimination. By looking at that nothing else, the article is implying SAT scores should be the sole criterion for admission selection. Giving the benefit of the doubt to the author, I assume he believes it corresponds to talent and post graduate success and these are the reasons for selecting candidates.
- asdfologist 11y agoThe article isn't implying anything. It's reporting on a complaint, and the author isn't taking sides.
- whybroke 11y agoThen change the word "article" above to "complaint" if you want. Correct the spelling and the grammar too if you wish. It makes absolutely no difference to the point at hand. And by the way, the choice of what to and not to report on is itself a bias.